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New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

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Isi,nis p,r ,tsln.hto Marposa from san Francisc))
hsrs January cat 53)p m ,sr on arrival ct New
YORK OF steamship sseablic VITA British aAl''.r As,
tr.Iln Mails ths SDostv Islands. psf saib Cs ~
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+, N Malls fer Cuba by ral TO Tampa Fla AL
thnsce nv steamer via Key wes Fla clsss AZ this shss
daily at 23OA IN.
srs schedule OF closing CT Trans Pacific malls Is ar.
ranged on presumption " their 9nefiaaa
tme A. San Francisco on the day OF sailing OF steamers are
dispatched thence 'n9 'nMrwRy y q. PEARSON Postmaster
Post once. New.iork. N. r. Deo ~ 1887
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
BEpR0DrOJNG IRA VoRIrE PANr0MIMs

PnIIAnEIrrI1. Dec. 20 tSDecaD.-Ihe Old Rave pan
fomimo OF Mazum. the Night OWL was revived
al the Academy OF Music to-day by lmrc hIraliy ana
proved 40 be IN, most ambitious effort Of tho well
known producer Of spcctacles. The piece va, gwen
with unusually handsome scenery, magical tricks and
trarsfoi nations and was fal GiallN received The
chief features the maeca changes from church
yard 10 a palace. from market to a seaport with an
ocean steamer filed with passcngcrs aud In notion a
Transformation sccno I'm twelve chang s. "A and
ballet 81 ,IOits japanese ballet and March oi iIr
A,nazont NJ tovant from the FL Theatre, lai.s
and T. :. Dare tho clowns. The VANS sister,
from thc Pals pp,drome, this lroaH hroihfS ARNOLD
Kiralfy and Nlllcy. Ou1lliL and Newman win nail'l
of $50 dancers Wrre seen. Nearly 100 people Wcir
cmuIoved in the production. which J, an honest eilO1
10 revive the glurics Of the Raw, family The piece
VIII be seen al tho New York Acad.uy January -.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
A FOX HCNT WEAR WASHfN oIo''
gashington dispdtch 20 Tic C"'edS0 I''O"

WnsNINyON HtsIU'c' ~ 1''- = l,,,
washington angOmanlacs are going 10 M nav s, so"'
ccnuiue IN gilsh sport during holiday "eeA iun
ybich Is 10 take place next NednosIdy' lnoi1 I'm
h eevera fox hunts here before. but none oi .n ~ ~
Dcch seNc a ie ,"cassfnI The angomaniacs tried II
,,t reaI live fox for the first tImo non ihcS SUI
cecded I'm turning the fox loose tho beast showed ~
Drrting blood Whatever. Instead OF hylns ~
sP.r ,acc across nice fiat riding country wherc .no
smen had already laid down gaps Ia 'ho , ,he
Il turned tail. ran back TO Town anu n nayer chase
th no betcr success The rusty persons WIN ,nv
bags OF paper found their way to the were walt
enough but the hounds. although warranted @ D
he must arstocratic breeding. strayod on I'll To , %
n1 S,,,,a tail of the scented paper aud feIi nY "a
Sw atcrc atjon with old red COW wltn nor ts ,
~ durs This time they will manage things M cas
iy. They have secured reaa ioA '" 'u A'A A
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
CLEVELAND AND rHE sorTM

In ,ho name of all hold highest ana dearr,' ' ".
no Loen the country Democrats and thu7 h"lt thu
,,,, ,f, and ,old bur let IL stick 10 th' NuI
,' ,' and reject Tho British idea of American taxa
ton 4 No., Ou,,,cel tn any
Erehrcn of Alabama" Tho A6c' Is no, ensde, u, , % :,
,Incfrnr II does ic'l al al loneNohr e'oh J." Ho
ocratc ranls. But "A short while ago me Nv - .,
II. cI n,thtnr tha' dl nos comment tleNeid'I W
tLn favorable con,dcra Ion Of the party but thlN NV
sare to the Lth congress changes the "h 40 %
the situation. Tho outcome, W" no''oH''' ~ -
j. ,..,,ruo,i.tlc a4d VA NIntt'an We u,' l"' ne
tato To- say % as tho wro~ brolsh' in' & ,L.
- Ne should LaVe held To- that postum,
cnIno what might but II l. pleasure a. @ We"
-. -, ur'd. even g. a moment ot d'ep ",aI
poIntment, to know that We arc h"t """ IA ''''
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
4 pOprIAE CHTPCH MEMBER MISSING.

CHICAGO, Dee 2G.-A dispatch 10 Tho Dany Ne"S
trorn Omaha Neh says: "Mrs. Parker, formerly
Mr., Laclcdc OF Chicago and the members oil INC N"'
tellar Me- hodlst Episcopal Church are mourning 'no
denarture Of a man, +. H. Parker, who vas fcoch"y
,,,,t,.ut I'm the church lie camo here about ten
weeks ago secured employment As travelling sa"Niha
for a wholesale house and united with tho Ca'leliar
Church 10 The nembors, including MIS- Lac .cue' no
,eure,cntcd Thai hc senior moIIDci V 'ho ~ ~ i"i
,,ilrh he travelled. Thanhs giving day ho ana MIs'
Laclede were married and he made her neou 10 & ,i9
NV Io npned Jbe church gave some pledges amount
ins 10 about ~ 900, 10 him to collect. 1
- han two weeks ago he disappeared, laihs Vim
i'ss 10 ,n"ncv ali of which he collected and some
,',, i,rotr, @ and Nancy belonging 10 his wlIe.'
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

and have high hopes that he Will not crooked or
got away. In fact, the fox has been dead for soino
DAYS. He Is to be towed with string by trust
worthy man, mounted on a horse OF known stability
and character and SPAWN which nsures II not taxi nS
the scent anything higher than throcrai fence
As the master Of the hunt aptly puts II: II was
originally Intended to start from the Highland Club.
but there are three fox dens between the kennels
and the ub-hOuse. IL thought the hounds might
put up fox the road 10 the meet. and 10 follow
live fox a rough country j. little too much 10
expect OF ladies' The President and Mrs Cleveland
to witness the meet from their carriage. Seerc-
tal.y whitney IS cXuccted tO follow the hounds.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
A YOUNG VOTER srARTIyG RIGHT.

TO the EdIfOr Or The + Tribune.
SIR: write TO express my admiration for the inie
fatigable manner In which you protecting the inter
of the American people through the medium OF the
Republican party an exposing the socaed free trade
theories"
male my debut In politics ut the last election voting
the Republican tckop, AMI Whatever misgivings had
at that time to the proper disposition OF my vote nave
since been dspclel by your able expositons OF e se
cvI.cnt sOplisms OF ann protrrfiOniStS. Let a Sooi
relpce possession Of such valuable ally
No COOL Republican shoult be without II. II - worth
dOubc the price. THE TRIBUNE for me every time
B,V0.iyn, Dec. 20, lsS1. j. j. M p'
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
AleNan ler Iayl'
now srvA roRSlW WrEP "GOT HIMSFLFT y

now SEVATOP 81 WTFR "GOT UINSFEF ~ box
Gossip among politicians who spent Their Christmas
I'm Ne,y-Yurk ha- pointed to senator sawyer a. the
principal ouo Of three four Republicans VII" may
possibly vote for the confirmation Of Mr. Lamar a.
Ju.t.cc IF tie supreme Count. senator hdwSO II az
luovlcdsc, to Iii, COnircrc, In tho Senatc. that. TO
Use a popu ar phrase, " he ha- got himself intoa boN
aiLou,h he Ly no lean, con,lI- himself comml'ed -
yo.e for the combination. The peculiar circumstances
of hi, position aro incident t. the lrc-ldcnis "Trip
through IN west an Northwest last summer senator
sawyer was pr sen, dinner gwen to the President
nl le he wa, in wisconsin. IL, elbow companion was
po.tuastcrt.euer Villa. TO whom the senator Incl
dcniaIly SAID, In the coursc Of the dinner:
"I uudor-i AID that thc President contenpa'es ap
ronting Ar Lamar tc the supreme Eench AID giving
tho Interior Department 10 you That VIII be goo"
uInr and hope lie Will do It," sad CcHcrAl Villas
ia retuIu:
"If YOU really think so, why don't you say a. much
TO Tho President lr Every who knows tho bunt,
rough lyul nature OF senator sawyer vii appreciate
inc force " VA which he u,wcIci, Il VIII amer
Iftlc time lac got up from la, seat and Nont over 10
the Presidents chair ana -did To MN .
Mr. President, / hear that you mink OF puitihe
Nr Lamar the Supreme BcDch. why uOHt 30"
do II - ,, ,. , lin, ,.
VA. he President guarded and Qulkc'-Iho IcplJ.
think So" sad the senator. Inc"i hiio" So
Myself and my colleague, think. wOnid vote lor con
frmaiinn~ J'if. closed the conversation, ana "hle
senator SAWYER 0c- regard II a ming h' icoi7
i'm self placed IA 4 peculiarly elnhGras, ng POSITION
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
EOER PMlCIIC.1L JONENS.


OF II.
"Aleck" TAYLOR. Larry Jerome Tom" Ochil'rcc
and Hnly" F.o,crcc are four when 70 como 10
PLAYING practical joke. They happen 10 De- " in con
junction" and are play u- Vrauh- another a q
.aiId rate. In Phi adcpha a few might, ago Colonel
Jerome al In d front r,T ail ~, cl Florence "ho
was Playing captain cutie" uuul Lily nearly
knocked tie hics down, being 20 con9ul,cd with
laughter lie ct even by seudins policeman To ar
rc-t Iarry," and the latter was actually taken to
the station house colonel jerome stated onc day
Ias w.ck for a walk uptown from Broad II. TaJ or
and the boys" bad job set up on him. Vt about
every third or foIun coIacr h. was met jy a. &c
qua n'a anc. who after passing con pmcnt- OF the day
would remark quite Incidentally: lily the Wy, In-t
met kddclIn hcT, VINO va anNiou, TO SC YOU Aes
oil hi, way o. tie Holman House"
KIDD .rn. lc.! Ktl43tm4lcri who's k.dlcrmiler
don't know tny KIlcraulcr," We Cololci jerome,
general -pOu-c Varying same what AID getting cN-
cltol and emphatic aud dcuon-tiavc a Tor the
fifteenth or twentieth Time hc heard The stcrcoiypcl
ivmalk 1t wa i O'Clock when hc puhcd inio Lo
Holman House, and suiiaw glcc.cd his inquiiF oi
baxter. the cAicf bel 10y, a. to "ncthcr hldci-
Iu.l!c, Wa. Waliuc for hIul.
"Vhat the deuce you all laughing al 2 a. .kcd
%, you acc4li -eul-c the name cam, In chorus.
"Why hot for sour oid pal, Ma M''ier rshi out
Larry comciudcd to blush and smile for the crowd
McanuA be was melancholy. Taylor Wa not "a
-isht lie suspected Acck. 80 hc stepped oNci 10
inc tvucvrtor'- desk AID had hi, mc--aGc prnicd.
NcN-IoI Dec. Il.
tlca: want Won 10 know that your Oh partner
T. np - vn, in tn cafe a. IA" Hoffman House There
/. . cinc, 49, ,i- ~ make money II ynn WI come
az once. Your in secret, Ma N''l''
Before d. could g.t this letter sent of b. ame--cnG'r
ht one of tie jokc- -o" i. and The Colonel IA down
and ca-pcd for breath. " Nou VIII worry The ~" 3ui
Of ne h., declared "Unlc>- you let me catch Iayioi
oni Florence rA get even with thein If have to
qu.l drinking for a day"
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
CRACKED SKULLS NOT FATAL.

sharon PENN telegram ANNOUNCES ,hae a
80, I'm tLat noighborhOOd, who was Alchod on
the head by a horse, has had sec'"h VI mo ~
skull removed and Is now well eho".h W a,
sumo his Ordinary work Inc cA,o na' o'r,
tr,cted cons derabio attention, but ~ Is no noio @
rcmarlallc than that Of the man wh" ic" NenS az"
,nd ,, vak the streets of this city with large Po
nn of bl, SKULL I'm his hands. Neither O 'h0sr c's'
is any more remarkable than that OF the man ~
a. a railroad train. near this city, ana biOho ms
n'ch and who owing to the Skill of Dr. Luchlo' vi
mis- clty is now a living, healthy man
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
UJIJr.py MEN 1SAMATsUR ACTORS.

For tho Fourta Annual Reception OF Company 10 i%'n
Regiment at tho Lexington Avenue Opera House Y"
every box every reserved seat Is soid' M o
the 18th Regiment officers will be there In evening u
neld General William g. Ward, Colonel John Ward' Coio
nei v. Cruger, Major Jackson, Captain Sanger, osp
n Van Reed Leutensnt Pstteroa Lssteaah tap
tieutena Whistler all Of the United states hrnf {"H
IN Eass, "a battery CAptain Thusstons CsVtan ~,
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
NOTES AND INCIDENTS or THE ST1GE.
CHRISTMAS AT Observation-Disclosures FOR ''IN
THE FASHION,

THE FASHION,
The Merry Christmas Minstrel Menu" which Dock
stader provides this week for the dccc siOn OF his
patrons is excellent throughout 1t enjoyed yes
terday by the largest audience ga'hered I'm his
pretty lutle theatre. Among the novelties the
sketches Buffalo Bs Big Ingin." and Henrietta"
Burt Havcrly funny in the first and In the second
he had the able cooperation Of sheppard Eanhin and
Moreland. FianhS and Marion, the elastic boys"
certainly deserved their name. their capacity for
doubling up and stretching out in every direction
seemed 10 be unlimited The ScaSOnablc element In
the progf'mmc IS IN" finale 20 the first part Christmas
In Ole Nrginnv. I'm which pocNsfa1er was extreme
ly amusing distribution Of TOYS and candles In
creased the enjoyment of the children present.
WallacliS VIII hc closed tonight In order tlat the
stage may be used for a dress rehearsal Of In the
Fashion" The cast and synopsis OF scenes are
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
ToEoGGIxIyG WIN 4 VENGEANCE.

BrOm Thf BaffIa0T1 AiIfTIcIH
II Is proposed 10 utilize the avalanche ~ me
EOcLy untaln regions for the trdnsD, ion 81 ln
her whether the OrsiLa Of tie plan ~ill iaho a
ride on ono make Of rs working Is not Salcd
but he can bc spared
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

22t Reg mcnt, and others All sipnifed their inen
ton 10 he present The building t. be decorated by
Theo GuDsel Tho 18th Regiment Rand will be present in
evening dress. Tho programme Will he: 1s Ministries ;
%, selections Tho Mkado" In costume 10 end with
tho cOmedletta, Ny Uncles WILL
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
ALOyG TRIP ACROSS PENNSYLVANIA
I...... Ia. IhlIndnIphl1 L<dQkr.

An architect I'm this city who had two plates OF gas
each sixteen by fourteen feet. made by tttsDurR
manufacturer Is said 70 have directed the .a,es W S
ctty Iy sea a. tho dmens Of tho plates prevcrt
their being brought by rail-. on sse9pa1 u tas tuieD
along The routa
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

sufficient faith in their principles OF proDity a
right to exclude all unlawful practices. especlaywhen
they erstanl that doing will pay, In every sense
OF the word. Yours respectfully, JAMES DEMARtsE
Fort PLAN, ". T., Dec -, 1887.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
AUIA BTLITl.

Hostess TO gucsu: "Nin you mako fourth
hand AZ whist, Mr. Dumlcyl7 a.,
Dumlcy (graciously: Certainly, my dear Mrs.
Holson, with pleasure Anything to pass away tho
flmen
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
pLA.UsIBLE. If NOR CORRECT


Tho uawcsviI1e asserti IN ha' Kentucky negroes ra
40 oysters II true. bo accounted Tor by me IiSt
that Ina tho negro dialect there IL scarcity Ot I'
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
FREE MAIL SERVICE PROPOSED.

IN me Edtf0r Of Thc TribuHc.
SIR: The great problem of the day in politics th' "s
pn.al Of the Treasury surplus, has called orth many
nlau. COOL brd aud Indifferent 70 me 1t seems absurd
to talk cf surplus while our coasts are deepcele'S anu
our navy "A laughing stock
Th,s nl,p occurs to mo however. OF preventing To
Ii,,cI ,t.nt tine accumulation of surplus without
rnnlug foul OF elthor moral or economic pioDrm' IL
f. 70 mako tho postal service OF the country enlirey
free This plan woul leave large sum IN the nggte
,,f fn tine po-krt5 of the people tht Is now prih3
,tIi ., thc .ur,us: Il would distribute lustly ana
pron'nbly large for the ncron,ei force thit M"u
H., ,.rcs.,r, f,r the handling ~ the malls; II wonll
nterfr win un existing Industry or business al h''t
If ~ were confined certain classes of matter lol no"
r,rricI iy xnr.ss companies or rlilroalt; ana Woui
give ~ pn,t ll system whose benent all woud reap
Nftr,l.L \. j., Dec. II, l-SI. W. - T.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

BFOm The PifsbHrg chronicle.

A book agent tired To sell Tiit,burg woman n vol
ume entitled Tho Art Of speech" ycsefd-y Dut sho
cast such a wlthcrng lOOA upon him thaS1hc "Ioi'h
,l,tpk away In shame.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
Ar,xlxn cnrRcn rAIR WITHOUT LOTTERIES


To me EIff0r ~ The TrtbHHs
SIR: Permit ms to thank You for Your etorai In yes
erl1y's issue OF rnG TRIBUNE cnttlei 9" Inc la"
\pninst Lotteries presents the only sensible am
tho only aaic view to take both "a, To the Ia" anu 'o
morality ~ the subject The Generalization resulting
from the shameless violation of tho Law against lotteries
80 often niugs In by the con ihctors OF church r' Is
peyoni computation Tho plea 81 tho o1i justiyihs tho
means Il stealing tho Yery OF the devil to serve hehV'h
IN. for cone,rninr those who do evil that good may
come an APOSTLE exclaims; whose dannatioh IL lus@
am pastor OF church whose Ladies society h"sJuS'
bcen holding fair to gather money for furnishing NC"
eiinee now IA process of building. IL was formally
ann,nnced beforehand that nothing savorh8 oi 'ho
lottery I'm any form wonli be allowed ~ ts r '"o.o
ware not few who said: Well you nocd not expect 10
make muo, out Of fair conducted In that "ay .s i
the actnal result has that more sucoess9i ialr
was never held In the Mohawk Valley rs proved Una,
even church fair IL exception to the prihcipe on
honesty the best policy The patrons OK {ne one IN
onestion greatly enjoyed their freedom from Tue annoy
"cs Of bsIng continually importuned to take chances IN
lottery schemes and Ia conselnence spent tner
treeiy according 70 their own Will and yholoe getting
vsie resolved every time. II Ia greatly TO be hoped
that the time - not distant when a the hS Su
saaed In suah Efforts Tor raislns money Will e1nioi'
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

CAW'S DA-HANAY.

Allcorg's Porous Pla-ters stand
TssWlllrd aud may ne. command
lne praise OF all throu ghout thD land.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
urrCrs JEALOUSY WITH LARGEL

II f. announced that william d. Howells tho nov
elstl and critic, VIII pass the winter at buffalo
hotel Mr.. Uowells has done q great deal of literary
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
xr-;zz.zx zEEzzl

CoIRnfr'- nrfCf Powders
Clsh,noro Bonpu- II o.roDs ana NolsI arc very u'eu
N mablHg up holiday gfs
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

merchant AZ his busv dav
Finds csnfort in - Cavs DashaTay'
That perfect pen ia every WY
4 fouhl,- fountain ran that never faiiS 'sNs
Iub and Pen Co., Va. 50 Broadway opposite Johb-'i@
uptown branch. -9i 5h-aYe
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

Judee W. A. Mlllikcn. OF fashvilc, who T. a leading
lawyer OF Tcnnc.-ce anl who Lac been of the Law"
makers OF the ate. IL frequently in Ncw York on rail-
road business He small and wiry man Of perhaps
forty years Of age with sandy complexion aud mus
tache. In politics he Is Democrat. but his ic"s on the
tarin are direct conflict with those eNpfcs-cl In Mt
Clevsnd's message lie SAID Yesterday: The south IL
not for Free IRA c II IL for Protection In states Ike
Georgia Alabama and Tennessee the sentiment T. pre-
dominant AMI controlling. Ihe great lion lhhu-lrl''
that are arOwng up there have ca-e much oi The ie'o
luton ia scntlncnt But the entire SOuih needs iIotrc
ton and will not now he satisfied 10 lave an Internal
revenue tax retained while foreign dulles are abolished
II the Democrats IN Congress pass blil III a'coidh'o
with the Presidents message ana rrnOiniai" NM thc
Ecpnhcans carr Southern states, II they
have the wisdom Ia drop The boOly shirt cry AMI AtNo
the abolition of internal taxes, with Such m"dltra
tions Of the tarln "a, V stop the accumulation o. t"e
surplus As the accumulation Is StOppc' lhr
tarln alcstinn settled. Tho Democrats viii lose
virginia unless the tnh3crr tax u remove l.
That Larger Industry IN Tennessee than ~ g"ncraiy
supposed and 1t will have considerable Influence on
Ifa f.srs
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

Act I-Exerlor Of VI. Nanay's house. Paris After
At IL ,udolr Adelaide IaporTes AZ ernoon. An
interval oi three months IS supp Scd TO cr between act
] ana -
Act H. -(Nextd day) Dcnslrns7 home. Afternoon.
Act Y At Derd NslnavS apartments Afternoon. tAn
interval al nno months Is supposed 10 cians between acts
" AMI W
The laid Paris. Tine the rcsent
The most extraordinary company Of actors that has
ever visited this country is expected Ia arrive hero
IN April, and VII be fist seen at the star Theatre on
tie 23d Of that month. There are some twenty Ici-
formers aAd ten understands. The manager, Herr
Brockmann. took his company TO Vienna about ten
years a-O and J. cd ju"atic tor on" we"K lie has
remained there since, ana made euiic cent money
10 build his own theatre. Ills actors ar" cluaiy
skilled in tragedy and comedy. ani their representa-
tons can bc easily enjoyed 10y English speaking au
deuccs though thcr" is much chdlcrn- there IS 10
Dialogue. The Performers are monkeys uf the most
diverse sizes ana kinds. They present cDiIc plays,
and are said give d'>udly uC.crOus limitations OF
their instructors In one of their pieces Tire first act
Is a ballroom scene, in which tho monkeys I'm court
costume 20 through Variou, dances Tho second
act shows The Siormlnc Of 4 castle with some ui ih'
monkeys mounted ON ponies others bring on ana me
cannon. and genuine assault Is made on ilc strong
hold In the last at florr races and Nafl"rS
sports in honor of the VicfoiY. Herr oclr.anu'.
uonkcvs do everything hu taiA and hr doe u"t vet
de- pair of being able To teach them NUapuh Nt
Crowley Will bo invited 10 occupy a boa al tie INST
i,erf
New-York tribune., 1887-12-27
SpetiIl No!its5.
William p. Moore. Arr'iorcer,
NOORES AUCTION GALLEHlE rs.
aau EVLIANE

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valuable br ~ o. English anl French Literature com'n'
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engraving. sc.
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New-York tribune., 1887-12-27

judge william L. Muller and C. T.. Bacon were hohn'b
hins In the Holman House cafe when 20 well posted
politician WIN spends much OF hi' time Ia Albany -aiI;
There stand members OF Governor llils Kitchen
Cabinet Bob Maxwell and Judgo Alton g. Parker
make m the full complement Muller ani Maxwell are
a. close the NOyrrurr a. hs own c1tirl" anl t''i
nud Parker not fir removed from that status ihrJ
say that Bacon gcfiuk fnc law practice here by
M lrs1. connection with "a" Governor
and their great friendship H. i capable man. mn
first - Ncu York from llnlra tnc cAAii-c
Of climate turned his head fpT awhile"